Do any of the sizes stick out enough to come in contact with your legs when pedaling? Also does it move around much or is it secure in place?
26620
While the bag doesn't come in contact with your legs - the strap on the seatpost can come in contact with your shorts. If you're like me - with a narrow saddle, more muscular legs, and with a tight pedaling style - you can find yourself rubbing holes in your shorts.
26621
Does not stick out even under a narrow seat and does not move around (secured under seat and to post).
26622
I have the medium bag under a narrow seat. It is narrow enough to easily clear my legs. It is tightly secured and does move around.
26623
I purchased a medium for my bike and a small for my wife's bike. Your legs don't make contact as the bags are positioned underneath the backside of the saddle. They come with two straps and secure nicely. Have not noticed them shifting during riding. Pleased with the purchases.
26624
I put it under the seat so my legs don't hit it. I have the large and it's fairly narrow, but has plenty of room. Some bags secure tighter, but I think this one is secure enough. It doesn't move around.
26625
It stays securely strapped on and the sides do not touch my legs when pedaling, serves it's purpose well for me--to hold keys, bike tool and phone.
556726
I'm the same size and it's great. No problem with the knee or seat. And it's stable when you move. Adjusts easily and comfortable. I hope this helps.
963435
Hi Anessa it sticks out about 1" -11/2 inches. I have not had any issues with hitting my leg, it has been a great purchase.
1901649
the bag IS the board. the entire bottom is the soft side of the velcro. so you just put your typical bristly velcro on the bottom of your pedals and it sticks to the bottom of the bag. the bottom panel of the bag is very stiff and padded. As for thickness of pedals.....I have a TC Flashback x4 pedal....fits just fine. does not slide around at all but also could probably fit something taller. If you have something taller than my TC it's probably a lot more expensive and maybe you should think about a 'pro' pedalboard. This thing is designed more for someone on a budget who just wants a good basic pedal setup and is not ready to drop $100-200 on a pedaltrain. good luck!!
711675
This has an incredibly smooth pedaling mechanism. I am about 240 lbs and it is very stable, even at my weight. I hope this helps!
674897
if you use the chest strap and waist strap it should not move around too much at all, I use mine for hiking and fishing, but I know a guy who mountain bikes with his and has no issues.
609745
I had no issues with it sliding off my arm while running or cycling. Be warned though that any armband needs to be really tight around your arm to not slide around. Not cutting off your blood tight but pretty tight. My wife also has never had a problem with this armband sliding off her arm while running. I really like this armband and felt it worked really well.
391278
the only issue I've had that is if you tie your bike chain around that area and peddle, you'll get tangled. I've had no issues with rubbing
778877
It should, the bottom part slides out and is adjustable to be closer or farther from the pedals. I'm 5'9'' and my husband is about 6' and we don't have it out nearly as far as it could go.
798269
This one seems small, but that's for safety reasons. The mat ends were the pedals begin. I was a little concerned with this, too, before I bought it. It actually works nicely. I find my left foot naturally stays on the mat. I haven't looked for any other mats because I've been really happy with this product.
1129507
I think you will find a size that works for you. It comes with three sizes of inserts.And one of the leads is longer than the other. So it goes around the back of your head and this helps to it from bouncing around during physical activity. .I hope this is helpful. ..Rob L.
1282377
Yes, but not recommended~ You can have it on there definitely but I think it's better to hold onto it (book/tablet) yourself while pedaling.
1587791
I have not really tried it, but I think it dose move your legs without the need to push the pedals
56745
I can't really say because I haven't been on a bike with it on, but I know it fits tight and holds everything pretty sturdy. I would only guess the gun would come out with your legs pumping the peddles up and down. It would be fine if you pulled it up above the belly buttom while riding, I could see it really working okay like that. Hope that helps a little.
1817490
I think you would be happy the way stays looped thru your belt. It's easy to pull it if the situation arises. I think you will like the way it sits on your hip . thanks and good luck and good riding.
50539
I'm 5'2" and don't have a problem with the pedals but have a problem with the seat. It is too long and the back of my thighs hit it as I pedal. Don't know if this is due to my height though. Yes, it does go backwards and the monitor tracks it as well.
633386
Personally I don't find it difficult to move with my legs. It can sometimes be a bit hard to get it to latch in place but that's it. Also, while the foot rest doesn't have much padding, I find it has enough to be comfortable.